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ur 1. F. 1 R• ~;..~,. t , y • " . .. IA . 0 . . ' ,s 4 ~... I • 4 ' . e .-• \*%. ,1 , 1 " w s 01 , _t„ - . (1., ~ 1 j t i , w..4...„0E- : ~.c . .,.... ~., 4 - , P-I . 1., ., , - ~..;. fivt - - ...t, W . ./ art ,-VN ..... s . • , .- ...... 1 141 q. '' ' . ..• 1 . . ....I'l l ' ', .. ... , . . ....,._ • ~ 40., • • ••-• t" , tY. ' , ~. • tit 4 7:,. ..*.. '.,- .. fg A . 0., i lk . 4 ~4 • . • . kelpipots' . • { . T , . ^.l. `.a. ~<. * ' , i - ,+~' ` . r. ... i um- B E R 4808 •• • TH D . -PEI3RUAItY 11 , • 808. (PRICE SIXPENCE N EVER. ACTED. THEATRE ittoi JAW RY.LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. ft, 1869, will i,c performed MORE FUN! This Day was pfished, Price Five Shitlino, in b.iards, BATH CHARACTERS or, Sketches from ,14:7 - s FOR OR/INTIN CONTRIBUTION'S ON PRO. PRRTV.&,,. IS MAJESTY's CalfilllSSTONEßSjai- the AFFAIRS ol TAXES having received Ini ,, rnsatips that mvry Perrone residing- in it Cities n I Parts .i.ij.se,—zr,.h.sve PlegleHed b deliver he UPI'S of tlxi, Property. and Profits 1 1 :r Ibe Year 18 , ), at repaired 4y be said do hereto give Nolte ' that ,ell Pi:l - tors until to deliver their Returns qt tOePffiee. of the Comni.rl4.ver.r,,,cr the ASICSJUri the retifeElivb Olsrolar, tritho'n Pao - teen brys :7i• the J.'s:: hereof, .will be prosecuted fog' 14f ee.vaity inslirsl4 by :ass, Dsjaidt. ; _ _ _ KAIS, .. , •• Or, .LoyE IN "1:1-tE DESERTS, The C haraElers by • .. . Mr. III.IAIIAM; Miss LYON, ' • Mr.,BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY. . _ ll4r. iriA.,4ll L.WS, Mr. KAY MOND, • Mr. POWELL, Mr. PUTNAM, Mr. SMITH, Mr: DIGNUNI, . . . Mrs. Mt) LIN lAI fit; : Signora STO KACE, Miss TWSWELL. L .. . , wire . .- THE' VIRGIN LiNMASKID., Goodwin, idr, MA DDOCKS . ; -, - n Coupee, Mr. DECAMP; • Blister, Mr. MATHEWS ; Qu.iver, Mr. DIGN UM ; Miss L;;;;y, Miss RAY. BOXeS 6s. Second Price'3s. —Bit 3s. 6d. Second Price is. .T, Gallery 25. Second Price is:..Upper Gallery ts. Second Price (id. No Money to be returned. . - ' Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr,. Spring, atthe Box.. Office, Russell-street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at kla I l -t Six. Tci-ntOrrow, the Farce of The Mayor of Garratt. ...-...:-...._... • itoyAt., cov;.NT-GARDEN. r rO.NIORRO W EVENING, Feb. 12, 1808, J. will be periorrncti BEGONE DULL CARE; Or, HOW WILL IT END ? • Principal Charatiers by Mr, LEWIS, Mr. POPE, Mr. C. kEMBLE, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. EMERY, Mr. CHAPMANS 1. WIONS, M • CRESWELL,k • . • Miss SMITH, Miss NORTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT. The ProlNue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. • The Epilogue to be spoken by Miss . WITH THE BLIND BOY. . r. The Overture and the whole of the Music composed by Mr.. Davy. princ ipal Chara by • Mr, MURRAY , he Mrs. C. KEMIILE, ders Mr. BROWPON, Mr. FAWCE'r Mr. CFIAI'MAN, Mr FARLEY, Mr. I .IST'JN,, Miss IiRTSTO %V, Miss NORTON. 1 11 oxes Gs., Second Price is.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price sAs.—. b lierY '2s. Second Price IC—Upper Gallery is. Second rice 6 d.-No-Money to bt returned. Places la" the l.toxes to be taken of licandon, at the 4543 • office, in flait-st The Doors to be opened at• It. ll past Fivc, and begin. at ti4f put six. WANTED .TO LINE IN. THE COUNTRY;' • AGood Plain,COOK not te . ss tbrn thirty, who Will , hdve to' clean part of a small House ; likewise a cleanly Voting Person' that is fond of Children,' who can ' * ink veil at her Needle, and is- willing' to make herself ge. . ncrally u..iefol in a Family. No one need. apply who cannot produce a good Charader from their last i'laose. -.jilt! Adams's may be had by applying of The Sus Office, No, tl2, Strand.' • • INAMERICA, OR ASIA. • WANTS a good Situation, a very steady, sober, honest, and industrious YOUNO NIAN, either to ,ssist in a C ount i ng H ouse, or Watehousc. ; wi411 , 1 inake e Nett" u,:olut to his Employer: He cati have an on4xcep tioit4ble Ch3rBEter. 4il4ttc4 acturesszd (post t paid) to A. B, a t No. to , Gun ";;:lect' ( JrM Ancoats •s t reet , M anc h ester , will t with,rn nut eUiate attent' • N'l; ' rhb Advtrsiser,woutd wish a good settled Situation b 4 1 oer 50 .t1e respeo e bl House, he being a remarkable steady. y o wig man. till ARMY .AND NAVY EQuipAC.L. • . , 'tore P'A T I'ENT CAMP BEDSTSADS;..FuriIi , M itt rases, and liedding'complete,very respect , fully tecotor nendetltoCentletrlt as being - thamost portable ;Ind , superior to any : otllcrii it4le- in. 1 • 9114911;r • Ma ' rq MC" ' Te",ts. 'Cables and 'Chairs, on' itn,p . roved. ptinciWC l '; Se 4 euts,iSola Veda ;MA:Chairs, 'rni l 4sl't Pewit Ship; musq ni tto /l et - Flintitute, anti Patent, Brass-sereis; liedsiestlsi. tar East "pit/West 1 1;tdIet, and all : Poreiin Clituatts, at . - - ' MORiC; AN 'and SANDE RS's i patent lletistexl Manta - 3000 and 4 Wate-Awwns, . • ~. •• '''Nos. t 6 and 1/, Cat Iterinel.tittoet v . Strcid. , :: .' .. oriorrptt atul,, .sarlders•s New-inVeolotd , lialw""I ni9191 1 l l i e s:.:alloweal to b e the most complete and,l , ,lepot set O , es ever yet Invented, a re very portable hacking in a boX but few! nchep deep. • ' -..- . • bo N ~..! ll. Tile. Fa e . slUonat4 Sota,llea and Chair-130d •Ware u *.— ___________.____;_--....-_-_-_-__._---- • or °LUSTER. 111 N 1; Year-old t' L.l N I'S • I • tar. SALE-, , T HE most valuable arid setwoo4keall the Fir Liod; titeir Foliage beautiful, and theiriTimber vc:•!' goPdi 1f planted sinall they will - thrive on the itiost barren and ex raised from. or on llogy Marshes. . TheSe Plants are raised from. Trees ;eighty_ teet high, and three ,yards in eircian lercnce: thcir Price Qoe-Shitito ; and Six -e per ilkill- Amu. . . iiliii„', .-- '• I' ' .0 Orders (for 'llot 16 , :is . than three thOusarit) •kiii be"Prineua I - T forwarded to, aoy part, or t h e Kingdom, agreeAhle to the ite-iii t in I.otersaddrOsett to Mr. Burton, No. 47, Swill.' 4w -street, Piccadilly, who wiii receive the Money,' .-.ASHIONAIII.F. DANClNC.—vloy..vrtvw T ' 14 . 11. J. G. FIQPKINS.be - s I vivo to return his A. -'..` inosi gri,tehil. Thanks to lies lqiend; and in general r ' . 4 * ' h has expe. i i v „ , .-, for the very distinguiSlLM l'atr-nar --e' the l i nhliC ii c y t L e`t "inte the lieat It of kis t attic'', _ its Colltitilt3fh:t of their Favourti. • ' Ladies .And respeetfully-so. awl Gentlemen who t.chnPlisithlent, or tho hve not attained the ient iiaNii: never acquired this Ac s4shionitbit Made, may be ! Exp editiously init.-meted m the most privat • ' theta ') r tile first Asaeiii, bil - e moiper, in qualify ., • Hall, „ es, on plilicatkm at his Itesidetwe, Cnictiotakers - wevet•iane,'Cheapaide, The Roomot may be engaged. ____,....—..............—.....—, ----- - :WHEREAS ii ' - an ' Order of the High Court of i, - .. r .C.c. It;ncery;MAl,.. in a ... Calle'of CR A !.1.3_ :iguil t it e i„,aVslf ! ~..3 . et .rrLd to lohn Springett• Ilarvey, Esq. A 0! . 7.F7 • "Nit'ittsot tiriesaitl,Coort. to tnquire'and shim' to the ( "int - •! * .. ° 9 l icr7Wir (lam' Creesey, iii4ell.,\ :!rfol,k o . lu . late of Tarington, in the County dhAndmatt, is living or dean ? and if tt , : , 4 ; 1 .%.Y. 1 1 . ..ei e l tii,!o;oed'. and 'whether he left anY Issue ? - and w.lether n ‘.' ` ,. inte zit; Or having made a Will 3 and when t - "' 4 d Creesey tras last heard of, and where h 6 th en wash . 4- 4'4(1 Willi-4M Creesey, if riving or if .dead ; All persons l'4itriing, to bi. , rssue (if tile said. Williain Creesey, or claiming ItnY Renetit untitit any, k•V ill - made. by 'him, are terthwithrto `ii '. N c tiPo in :nitova ; their Claims before the said Master, .at il,s,Chaittli:qs, .in S outhampton -b 3 / 4 1ildni $ ,:i, Ciutivery.lane, •411 ;t0n., It is believed that thesaid William Cret:sey.went to 4 0toe • . ~ part at North America abottt In years ago. I.lfiTC--------- -'- iiiTY - - . t'At. 1 A l'A N BLA.CKI Nl7, MA E DAY AND MAItTLN. •• • . 7- 1 4 11 S ' L . . • invaluable COAIPOSITION,,with halt .Vith t)tifiliz.)our, protittees'the motit,brilliaot Jrc Black .:.er ocoeM, 411',..rdS pecili4r ootatishotria. to the Leather, In not se; like. finest Linen, is perfeetly free from ahy un- Ditasinit sin::11, and •will• retain Its virtues in any . climate: • 44 5°44 WlRAcsale, by Itay ana-Martin, r at the '.l.ititibeeti)ty, 0°.(17, High - H * 6ll,am ; rail by F. Day, No. 7, T.iv.stock 7 A r ; t . t f e L ve •nt-gmtle;l; W. bay, No. .tCo, StVailow.);treet rr l .,}i - " , ''''v• -f, hns:ll.l.we i end y- the- prinopal Boot.: „:credo l'utunters, and Oftrnqp, in Ole. 41;trap; and in ~_ o, ;;; ,, 0;11. , ut the liatteLl ti.inzcioul, ih ;;;tuni:f 4ot "v3, Mite t,l td. vaeh. • • The only PRIZE of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS ' • • sold in the LAST' LOTT ERN. WEFT and Co. No. u, Poultry, And . No. 12, 1...) Charing-Cross, sold, in the last Lottery, No. t t,070, the only Prize olzo,oool that was sold. to the Public, and . No. 15,078, a Prize of moo!. in Sivireb, also No. 184; a Prize of koonol.. Nos. 5899,and t 7,44, Ptinsof toool, each, and Not. tigto and 17,637, P4iLcs of sool. each, all in the pre. ceding Lottery. GRAND STATE I.OTI ERY begins 'March the Bth, and contains , 3 Priies of . £20,000 20 Pri2..esOf • - ,Ctooo 3 4 - SWIFT and Co. ate Selling the TICKETS and SHARES in great variety, by their.AKents in the Country, , .and at their ()likes, No. 't 1, Poultry, and No. 12, Cltaring-crass. OF NEXT MONTH. The STATE LOTTERY commences Drawing. THE SCHFME, with only Twenty-five Thou sand, Tickets, contains nearly. double the number of Capital Prizes that former ones of Fifty Thousand Tickets have had. This Lottery has Sixty Capital Prizes, not Three Blanks to a Prize, and every Prize to be drawn from the. Wheel—not one fixed! viz. SCHEME. 3 Prizes of - Cto,poo - - are - 460 1 000 3 - 30,000 4 - . *ono . 4 t. 241,0 32 6,205 other Prizes - . res,co. ,:: 2,000 'rickets. ,C2. 5 0,c00 CITY LOTTERY, For FREEHOLD HOUSES discharged of Land-tax, valued at zo4 pool. .. CAPITAL PRJZES. , t - valued at - 425,000 7 Each valued at ,C4,p00 1 - . - . - . 3,060 4 . - cacti . - - 6,00ce 1 - -.-- - - ,e,coo - ' _ . TICKETS and SHARES, in both Lotteries, are en Sale (and the Scheines it large may be had gratis) .at the Offices, Corner of Bank buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, 'Charing-cross, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE ANNUITY BANK. 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